GRID CONNECTED AND STAND-ALONE PHOTOVOLTAIC SYSTEMS
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“GRID CONNECTED AND STAND-ALONE PHOTOVOLTAIC SYSTEMS” UNIVERSITAT POLITÈCNICA DE VALÈNCIA – SPAIN COURSE DESCRIPTION: The main objective of the online course Grid connected and stand-alone photovoltaic systems is to introduce the student in the use of photovoltaic energy in the generation of electrical energy for isolated applications (photovoltaic isolated) or connected to the mains power supply (grid connection photovoltaic installations). This course is organized as a modular course of 5 ECTS that is structured in two main parts: Modules 1: Grid-connected photovoltaic systems. Module 2: Stand-alone photovoltaic systems The first block of the course begins with the description of the elements common to all photovoltaic installations (photovoltaic modules, electronic converters, solar radiation and structures). Subsequently, the following contents are developed: Elements and topologies of photovoltaic systems for connection to the AC power network. Factors that affect the energy production of the installation. The General Secretariat of the Organization of American States (GS / OAS) reserves the right to cancel this scholarship announcement at any time during the process. The GS /OAS and its staff will not be responsible for any action that derives from the information in this announcement.
Grid-connected photovoltaic inverters. Design of photovoltaic systems with crystalline silicon modules and thin-film modules: selection of modules and inverters, wiring, protections, etc. Technical regulations on photovoltaic power systems. The second block of the course refers to stand-alone photovoltaic installations (off-grid PV installations). The following contents are developed in this module: Elements and topologies of stand-alone photovoltaic systems. PWM and MPPT charge controllers, batteries and photovoltaic inverters for off-grid installations. Design of stand-alone photovoltaic systems operating with a DC bus, including the selection of photovoltaic modules, charge controller, PV field configuration, inverter, wiring, protections, etc. Study of the worst month of design of a photovoltaic stand-alone system using solar radiation data in the location of the installation and energy demand of consumptions. Photovoltaic water pumping systems. The training materials include: Acrobat files, Excel and Word; multimedia files; proposed and solved problems and projects to develop. All the information is in English. APPLICANT’S PROFILE: Engineers specialized in different fields related to photovoltaic systems (industrial, electronics, electric, mechanical, civil, environmental, etc.), architects, physics, and professionals working on the field of renewable energies. DATE, PLACE, & COURSE MODALITY: This online course will be taught in English from March 29 to October 13, 2021. It will have a working load of 4 hours per week and can be completed in less than 15 weeks. The General Secretariat of the Organization of American States (GS / OAS) reserves the right to cancel this scholarship announcement at any time during the process. The GS /OAS and its staff will not be responsible for any action that derives from the information in this announcement.
SCHOLARSHIP’S BENEFITS: Number of scholarships: 25 scholarships. 100% of Course tuition fee (Cost per scholarship recipient : USD $400) Study materials. Course Certificate issued by Universitat Politècnica de València. SHOLARSHIP OVERVIEW MODALITY Online DATES March 29 to October 13, 2021 LANGUAGE OF English INSTRUCTION 100% of Course tuition fee Study materials BENEFITS Course Certificate issued by Universitat Politècnica de València. DEADLINE TO SUBMMIT Please contact the ONE in your country APPLICATIONS BEFORE ONE ELEGIBILITY: Be a citizen or a legal permanent resident of any OAS Member states. Have a Bachelor’s Degree (or higher) at the time of applying for the scholarship. Have a certificate of language proficiency (if your native language is not English) The General Secretariat of the Organization of American States (GS / OAS) reserves the right to cancel this scholarship announcement at any time during the process. The GS /OAS and its staff will not be responsible for any action that derives from the information in this announcement.
Comply with all the steps of the scholarship application process as well as with the required documents. Be in good health condition to complete the course requirements. The OAS will consider ineligible application submitted by: Current OAS scholarship recipients. OAS Staff/Consultants and immediate relatives. Staff of the Permanent Missions to the OAS and their immediate relatives. APPLICATION PROCESS: STEP 1: GATHER AND SCAN REQUIRED DOCUMENTS: Bachelor’s Degree (or higher) Diploma One (1) letter of recommendation from the employer, institution or organization to which you belong. It must be signed and addressed to the Professional Development Scholarship Program of the OAS, Department of Human Development, Education and Employment. Undocumented resume or curriculum vitae (Maximum 2 pages). Copy of ID or Passport. Certificate of language proficiency (if your native language is not English). IMPORTANT: Scan in black and white all the required documents [see above] in one single PDF file. The file should not weight more than 3MB Incomplete Applications will not be considered by the OAS! STEP 2: SUBMIT ONLINE APPLICATION FORM Complete the ONLINE APPLICATION FORM. Upload the PDF File with all documents gathered in Step 1. After submitting your application form, you will receive a confirmation email and a PDF document with the application you just submitted. Please make sure to check your inbox and the junk mail tray. Print your application form. The General Secretariat of the Organization of American States (GS / OAS) reserves the right to cancel this scholarship announcement at any time during the process. The GS /OAS and its staff will not be responsible for any action that derives from the information in this announcement.
STEP 3: SUBMIT APPLICATION TO YOUR ONE Interested applicants must apply through the National Liaison Office (ONE) in their respective countries. Each ONE will pre-select candidates and send a final list to the OAS. Submit before ONE a hard copy of the required documents and the online application form (See steps 1 and 2). IMPORTANT: Remember to contact your country’s ONE in advance to ask about the deadline to apply for this scholarship opportunity. The ONE will do a pre-selection (short-list) of candidates, therefore, make sure to send them all the physical documents required, both by the OAS and the ONE. IMPORTANT NOTE only for citizens of the Honduras, United States, and Venezuela: the OAS serves as ONE for citizens and permanent residents of Honduras, United States and Venezuela, therefore, filling out the online application and attaching the supporting documents ends the process of request. There is no need to submit paper documents SELECTION CRITERIA: Academic merits and work experience related to the subject of the course. Essay answers that better describe how obtaining the scholarship will positively impact the applicant's country of origin. RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT: Selected Candidates must officially accept the scholarship by completing and signing the OAS Scholarship Acceptance Form. The Scholarship Recipient is required to complete the course according with standards of the host institution. The General Secretariat of the Organization of American States (GS / OAS) reserves the right to cancel this scholarship announcement at any time during the process. The GS /OAS and its staff will not be responsible for any action that derives from the information in this announcement.
The Scholarship Recipient shall fill in a course evaluation questionnaire which will be provided upon completion of the course. The Scholarship Recipient cannot abandon the Program upon formally accepting the scholarship. Except in those cases where, for unforeseeable reasons the Scholarship Recipient cannot start or continue the course, she/he must immediately notify the OAS in writing of the reasons for her/his resignation. It will be at the discretion of the OAS to determine the validity of the case. In the event that the OAS concludes that the reasons indicated by the Scholarship Recipient do not duly justify the withdrawal from the Study Program, the Scholar will reimburse directly to the OAS and / or the Institution the scholarship funds. Failure to do so, the Scholarship Recipient will be considered ineligible for future scholarships from the OAS or the Institution and it will constitute a reason for the OAS to undertake legal actions. RESULTS The OAS will publish the results on its website www.oas.org/becas one or two weeks before the beginning of the course. The OAS will only contact candidates who have been selected. CONTACT INFORMATION For course information visit https://www.cursofotovoltaica.com/introduction-to- photovoltaic/ or contact with fotovoltaica@upv.es For scholarship information contact: scholarships@oas.org The General Secretariat of the Organization of American States (GS / OAS) reserves the right to cancel this scholarship announcement at any time during the process. The GS /OAS and its staff will not be responsible for any action that derives from the information in this announcement.
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